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Oct 14, 2024
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2024-2025 Graduate Bulletin
Appalachian Studies - Sustainability in Appalachia Concentration, MA
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Program Code: MA_204E
CIP Code: 05.0199
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Program of Study for the Master of Arts in Appalachian Studies
Admission Requirements: Baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university; complete application to the Graduate School ; two-page statement of intent explaining applicant’s academic and professional goals in chosen concentration and the value of regional studies to the contemporary world; sample of work. Due to the interdisciplinary and community-based nature of Appalachian Studies, a work sample can include written work such as essays, articles, short stories or scripts; music recordings or documentation of performances; sample films, photography, or websites; or reflections on community engagement projects. Collaborative projects are welcome; however, prospective students must specifically describe their participation in any collaborative work samples submitted with their application.
Additional courses (up to 15 hours maximum) may be required if so indicated by deficiencies in the student’s prior academic work.
To be considered for admission, applicants must meet the criteria for admission to the Graduate School . Meeting this condition does not guarantee admission.
Location: Boone Campus
Accelerated Master’s Program
This program offers an Accelerated Master’s option for undergraduate students with a 3.2 or higher currently enrolled at Appalachian State University.
Course Requirements for the Master of Arts in Appalachian Studies
Total Required (Minimum 36 Hours)
Required Courses (12 Hours)
Choose 3 Hours of Coursework from the List Below
Choose 3 Hours of Coursework from the List Below
Choose 3 Hours of Coursework from the List Below
Concentration Requirements (15 Hours)
Choose 15 Hours of Coursework from the List Below:
Electives (9 Hours)
Choose 9 hours of interdisciplinary coursework from the list below or from the courses listed above with the approval of the advisor. Other courses with related topics from other departments, such as those in Anthropology, Appalachian Studies, Business, English, Geography, History, Planning, Public Administration, and Technology may be selected with permission of the advisor.
Environment and Institutions
Other Requirements for the MA in Appalachian Studies
- Thesis: Optional
- Proficiency: Not required
- Candidacy: Required; see the program director for specific timeline and requirements for admission to candidacy
- Comprehensive: A written examination is required
- Product of Learning: Not required
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